Edward Snow , Capt.
b. 25 Jun 1745 · Eastham, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts | d. Oct 1791 · Orrington, Penobscot Co., Maine
Parents
- Father: Silvanus Snow (1705–1772)
- Mother: Hannah Cole (1713–1750)
Events
- Birth
- 25 Jun 1745 · Eastham, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts[1][2]
- Death
- Oct 1791 · Orrington, Penobscot Co., Maine
Family
Spouse: Betty Myrick (–1822) · m. 18 Feb 1768 · Eastham, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts
Children:
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Edward Snow (6 Oct 1770–BEFORE 1822)
m. Hannah Dean · 6 Sep 1795 · Hampden, Penobscot Co., MaineChildren: Edward Snow (1797–)
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Daniel Snow (31 Mar 1773–2 Apr 1860)
m. Betsey Brooks (11 Nov 1776–12 Mar 1856) · 13 Oct 1793 · Orrington, Penobscot Co., MaineChildren: Mary B. "Polly" Snow (1794–); George Brooks Snow (1801–); Statira Snow (1801–); Betsey Snow (1803–); Deborah B. Snow (1806–); Hannah D. Snow (1807–1881); Louisa Snow (1809–1809); Daniel Snow (1811–1849); Charles A. Snow (1813–); Louisa Snow (1817–1844); Rebecca Mayo Snow (1819–1893); Nancy Snow (1822–1826)
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Mehitable Snow (15 Apr 1775–1859)
m. Jonathan Knowles (1778–1858) · 19 Nov 1795Children: Thomas Jefferson Knowles (1815–1889)
- Betty Snow (15 Apr 1775–)
- Mary Snow (6 Sep 1777–)
- Statira Snow (29 Oct 1779–24 Sep 1826)
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Sylvanus Snow (21 May 1782–BEFORE 1834)
m. Deborah Grufs (1786–13 Jul 1876) · 3 Mar 1812 · Orrington, Penobscot Co., MaineChildren: Benjamin G. Snow (1812–1843); Sylvanus Snow (1814–1826); Hannah J. Snow (1817–); John H. Snow (1819–1843)
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William Snow (21 Aug 1784–27 Jun 1846)
m. Lydia Ionose Doane (ABOUT 1791–12 Apr 1857) · 6 May 1809Children: Sally Snow (1810–1855); William Snow (1811–1871); Collier Snow (1813–); Mary D. Snow (1815–1846); Isaac Snow (1817–); Amos J. Snow (1818–1843); Joseph B. Snow (1821–); Henry Snow (1823–1845); Nancy J. Snow (1826–1880); Betsey Snow (1828–1892); Lydia Snow (1831–1852); Edward Snow (1833–)
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Sarah Snow (26 Mar 1786–12 Jan 1851)
m. Manning Wood (1 Apr 1778–7 Jun 1856) · 16 Jun 1806 · Orrington, Penobscot Co., MaineChildren: Caroline Wood (1807–1881); Newell Nelson Wood (1808–1826); Sylvia Wood (1811–); Jabez S. Wood (1813–1880); George Manning Wood (1815–1890); Stephen E. Wood (1817–1893); Newell Nelson Wood (1821–); Phila Ann Wood (1821–1832)
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Jabez Snow (15 Mar 1788–18 Mar 1861)
m. Laura Goodale (28 Aug 1797–3 Oct 1870) · 14 Aug 1814 · Orrington, Penobscot Co., MaineChildren: Laura S. Snow (1815–1871); Jabez H. Snow (1818–); Sophia Snow (1826–); Fred Snow (1835–)
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Collier Snow (11 Mar 1790–31 Aug 1875)
m. Polly (Mary) Swett (7 Jul 1799–) · 6 Sep 1818 · Orrington, Penobscot Co., MaineChildren: Mary Abby Snow (1819–)
Notes
His Family is listed (children's births) on p. 445 of the Orrington vital records.
!Death: P. 445 of Orrington Vital Records.
!Marriage: Mayf.Des.32:62 (1934), Eastham and Orleans Vital Records: "Edward Snow and Betty myrick Both of Eastham was married in Eastham on the 18th Day of february 1768..."
!Birth: Mayflower Families: Stephen Hopkins.
He served in the revolutionary war. He participated in the Penobscot Expedition, attached to the sloop Centurion.
His complete participation in the Rev. War is not entirely clear, due in part to the existence of others with the name Edward Snow in that time frame. That Penobscot Expedition participant was him is hardly refutable. However, his participation may have been considerably greater than this. Cases in point:
An Edward Snow entered Capt. George Webb's Company in Col. William Sheppherd's Regiment of Continental Troops on April 15, 1777 and served until October 31, 1779. [Paine's Hist. of Harwich p.322] Capt. George Webb was a resident of Harwich [Paine p.323]. This may have been a resident of Harwich, or it may have been the current Edward Snow, I'm not sure.
He moved from Eastham to Orrington sometime between 1772 and 1786.
!Census (1790): Orrington, 3 males over 16, 3 males under 16, and 5 females in household. [Probably identities: Males over 16=Himself, sons Edward and Daniel; males under 16=sons Sylvanus, William, Jabez; Females=wife Betty, daus. Betty, Mary, Statira, Sarah. Appears to have been enumerated before 11 March 1790]
From MAINE FAMILIES in 1790, Vol. 1, pg. 256 (sent to me by BobPSmith@aol.com): "Snow, Edward, 30a 3-3-5-0-0, Orrington Town, Hancock County.
EDWARD SNOW5 B. Eastham MA 25 Jun. 1745 son of Sylvanus and Hannah (Cole) Snow d. Orrington Oct. 1791 m. 18 Feb 1768 Betty Myrick dau. of William and Lydia (Higgins) Myrick. She d. Hampden 25 Jul. 1822. He participated in the Penobscot Expedition, attached to the sloop CENTURION".
Sources
- The Mayflower Descendant · p. 17:80
- Mayflower Families through Five Generations. Volume 6: Stephen Hopkins . Second Edition, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Dec 1995. · p. p. 326